Meet Fern, one of the zebra sharks living at the Aquarium of the Pacific. Zebra sharks start their lives with stripes, which gradually turn into spots as they get older. She can also push water over her gills while resting to breathe, while some species of shark need to constantly swim to breathe. #SharkWeek #AOPsharks | Aquarium of the Pacific

10K views · 887 reactions | Are zebra sharks white with black stripes or black with white stripes? 樂 . . . Zebra sharks have black and white stripes after hatching. As they get older they start to lose those stripes and develop spots. Which is why outside North America, they are called leopard sharks. Regardless of their name, you can get up close with them in our Shark and Ray Interaction! ⬇️ | Georgia Aquarium | Facebook

2.8K views · 33 reactions | How beautiful is our Zebrina the Zebra Shark  Don't miss out on this Jaw-Some experience! Book our VIP Shark feeding experience now to get up close and personal as you private feed our resident sharks 麗 https://www.visitsealife.com/loch-lomond/tickets-passes/ways-to-visit/vip-experiences/ #sharks #sealifelochlomond #vipfeed #LomondShores #newyear2026 | SEA LIFE Loch Lomond | Facebook

It’s feeding time for our zebra sharks! Our tarpon (who fun fact, is original to the Scott Aquarium) and Queensland grouper even swung on by for a bite to eat, too. Our five zebra sharks (two males and three females) are fed three days a week. Our aquarists make sure they have variety in their diet. On the menu here is bonito, a fish similar to tuna. Fun fact: You can explore more behind the scenes in the Scott Aquarium virtually through our Backstage Experiences program. Book a 45 – 60 minute e